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But Rurik Rostislavich was prepared for the attack and successfully kept the besiegers outside the walls, and thus they pillaged around Kiev for three week but accomplished nothing and withdrew. His brother, Gleb Svyatoslavich, prince of Chernigov was last mentioned under 1215, and Mstislav replaced him as senior prince.
The rich history of the wonderworking Kiev-Bratsk (i.e. "Brotherhood") Icon of the Mother of God revealed in 1654 tells us about the arduous spiritual life of Christians of that time, filled with asceticism and prayerful devotion. The icon was originally kept in the church of Saints Boris and Gleb in the city of Vyshgorod (Kiev).
Gleb's rule in Novgorod was confirmed when his father became the Grand Prince of Kiev in 1073. [19] According to the Hypatian version of the Russian Primary Chronicle , Gleb visited his father in Kiev and witnessed the death of the saintly Abbot Feodosy of the Monastery of the Caves in 1074. [20]
2 de may. de 2021 · Svyatoslav Yaroslavich, Prince of Kiev during 1073-1076, made an effort to transform the Saints Boris and Gleb temple into a stone church, but he was able to build the walls only eight cubits high. Later Vsevolod (+ 1093) finished the church construction, but it collapsed by night.
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Gleb of Kiev (1114-20 January 1171) was Grand Prince of Kievan Rus from 1170 to 1171, succeeding Mstislav II of Kiev and preceding Vladimir III of Kiev. He was the son of Grand Prince Yury Dolgoruky, and he briefly succeeded Mstislav before dying a year later.
